Challenge

Project 1 - 2D meshing on the instrumental Panel

Aim:

2D meshing on the instrumental Panel

Objective:

For the given component, check for the geometrical errors and mesh with the given element Quality criteria. After meshing the component the thickness has to be assigned.

Write a detailed report on your meshing process and also mention which method you used to extract the mid-surface along with the reason.

S.No

Quality Criteria

Value

1

Target/Average length

4

2

Minimum Length

2

3

Maximum Length

6

4

Aspect

3

5

Warpage

15

6

Skewness

45

7

Jacobian

0.7

8

Minimum Quad Angle

45

9

Maximum Quad Angle

135

10

Minimum Tria Angle

30

11

Maximum Tria Angle

120

10

Tria Percentage

15

Parent geometry

Import the model as step file inside the ANSA workbench

Perform topological check from the cons module

fig 1

Mid surfacing:

Extract the mid surface region with the offset command in cons tab.

Assign thickness to different regions of mid surfaces.

Set property ID to different regions.

fig 2

Mid surfacing of instrument panel outer cover:

fig 3

Mid surfacing of external ribs:

fig 4

Mid surfacing of side ribs:

fig 5

Mid surfacing of ribs:

fig 6

Mid surfacing of mid ribs:

fig 7

Mid surfacing of inclined ribs:

fig 8

fig 9

Mid surfacing of outer ribs:

fig 10

Mid surfacing of cylindrical ribs:

fig 11

Assembled view of mid surfacing of the entire component

fig 12

Meshing

From the mesh module select the perimeter option

Define the length by selecting the entire perimeter or macros. Give a target length to distribute the cons evenly.

The quality checks criteria are given as

S.No

Quality Criteria

Value

1

Target/Average length

4

2

Minimum Length

2

3

Maximum Length

6

4

Aspect

3

5

Warpage

15

6

Skewness

45

7

Jacobian

0.7

8

Minimum Quad Angle

45

9

Maximum Quad Angle

135

10

Minimum Tria Angle

30

11

Maximum Tria Angle

120

10

Tria Percentage

15

Meshing of instrument panel outer cover:

fig 13

Meshing of external ribs:

fig 14

Meshing of side ribs:

fig 15

Meshing of ribs:

fig 16

Meshing of mid ribs:

fig 17

Meshing of inclined ribs:

fig 18

fig 19

Meshing of outer ribs:

fig 20

Meshing of cylindrical ribs:

fig 21

Complete overview of meshed instrument panel

fig 22

Conclusion:

The meshing of instrument panel has been done according to the required mesh criterias.

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